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. so you see that snow in the sierra nevada. mother nature helping out just a little bit. 38 in yosemite with 56 in sacramento. still a few lingering showers to the south. we have a high surf advisory along the central coast with significant swells down through santa monica. be careful if you are headed to the coast later on today and bundle up. it is going to be quite chilly out there. 54 at san mateo. san francisco mid-50s. 55 in concord. so not much of a change. numbers in a very narrow range. it's certainly cooler than yesterday, but compared to the bay area and the central coast, very cool with mid-50s. here's a look at our accuweather seven-day forecast. still in the 50s tomorrow, despite all the sunshine. the winds will finally dial back. we get warmer each and every day. around average wednesday and mid-and upper 60s thursday and friday. jacques this is february. it looks like then we could see some changes by the end of next weekend. certainly cold this morning. >> cold, but something to look forward to. thanks, lisa. dan harris joins us from new york to tell us had

's office in nevada which was actually across the state line. it took lake tahoe police reportedly more than a day and a half to notify nevada. we called them this morning and we are waiting to hear what they have to say about it. meantime, alyssa burns has not been seen since shortly before midnight according to friends who were with her. she was in town for a three day music festival which attracts thousands. she disappeared around 11:30 and told her friends she was taking a shuttle back to the resort. she was spotted by guests in the lobby around midnight. she worked as a hostess here in petaluma and was studying to be a paramedic firefighter at the campus. again she is described as 5- foot 3, long hair died black and a fair complexion. we'll see where all of this stands right now with the investigation. live in petaluma, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a court arrangement is set for today accused of hitting and killing 2 innocent people in new year's morning. ktvu channel 2 morning news has obtained this armature video from south vanness on 21st street. david morales caused the deadly

overnight. an underground pipe flooded part of the road but no damage to the nearby homes. >>> nevada investigators are looking far missing petaluma teenager. 19-year-old alyssa byrne was last seen on new year's eve and ktvu's tar -- tara moriarty is in petaluma. >> we have learned that in nevada the douglas county sheriff's department is going to be holding a press conference at 10:00 this morning. we'll of course let you know what they have to say. meanwhile this is the restaurant here behind me called beyond the glory. it's one of four local restaurants going to hold fundraisers. this is an agonizing time for her family. we met with her mom yesterday knowledge. she was hopeful and -- morning. and she was hopeful and terry eyed and simply waiting by the phone. her husband is in lake tahoe right now and he's obviously looking for alyssa. he's been there for the past few days and search and rescue teams did scour the area by helicopter and snow shoe and plan to do the same today. she vanished around my night from the horizon casino hotel. she has gone there have after leaving an outdo

. the existence of arizona and nevada teacher the california legislator from going crazy. they still do despite so many people moving. but it is good we have places like texas. smaller government meanss tomor "fox & friends."nt meanss tomor >> tune in for the after the show show. >> brenda: the people have spoken. 83% of americans calling government spending out of control. so, what do some democratic lawmakers want to do? get rid of the nation's debt limits. they say it's keeping the economy down but won't getting rid of it just push the economy down even more? hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears and let's get right to it. the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, jonas max ferris and along with todd schoenburger. >> gary get rid of the debt ceiling best or worst thing for the economy? >> it's absolutely the worst thing, brenda. the left likes to say, well, you know, ronald reagan raised the debt limit 18 times, george bush raised it 7 times, bill clinton raised it 8 times. so, you know, both sides do it so it must be okay, and from the perspective of fair and balanced, i

, nevada, if he wants to go to vegas, a lot of golf courses there. so, i think this is -- this is bigger than phil mickelson is the problem california is having, kicked the rate to 13.3%, a lot of people are looking elsewhere. >> paul: steve, there's a lot of tax action in the states, tax reform, that's pretty interesting. a lot of governors tryin even eliminate the income tax, louisiana, kansas, nebraska, tell us what's going on and why? >> a great story and by the way, james, 63 of the great golf score, but it ain't so good as a tax rate and that's what phil mickelson states, and the big story here, a lot of states have been looking at what's happening in places like texas and in places like tennessee, i'm in nashville, tennessee, today it's boomtown, usa. states that have no income tax and the evidence is irrefutable that businesses and capital and families are moving out of those high tax states like where you live in new york and moving to these no tax states. he so you've got a number of places like north carolina, like arkansas, like kansas and oklahoma and the south and southwest

into nevada and los vegas. lakeport 29, our observer, though phil has 24, i do believe and there are temperatures that are colder than this. i did see a 27 and a 29 in brentwood, pleasanton, lafayette, 29 degrees, san jose state 36. 20s for gilroy and morgan hill and woodside and palo alto foster city, i think i saw 33 in pearl game and that's -- pearl game and that's cold. high clouds with that east breeze and it is going to be cold through the interior. a little bit warmer through berkeley and el cerrito, they are all 34 degrees. half-moon bay and santa cruz will go a warm 57. a little bit warmer each day as we go into the weekend and it looks like patch think fog but temperatures are getting back to the 60s. >>> big mystery this morning, it is about facebook, the event that will start in just about a couple of hours and why there is so much buzz. >> and known as the international airport known as fso, we will tell you what it was once named after. >>> good morning, 680 traffic, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. well, well, well

. pushing off toward the sierra nevada. our system to the north will keep some cloud cover in the picture. partly sunny and partly cloudy. the rain moves south. maybe a few lingering showers. looks like most is about done here. lots of clouds. mild temps. 60s. temperatures after that patchy fog maybe light rain toward santa clara valley or out to the east bay but not too much. low 60s on the temps. we will continue this all the way from the north bay and east bay. on the coast and down to the santa clara valley. it does look partly sunny on saturday. a cooler system drops in. the cool air will settle in next week looking dry. cool morning lows coming back. >>> 6:07 is the time. new demonstrations in egypt. what is behind new protests as the country marks two years since the uprising. >>> victims of hurricane sandy are going to find it harder than they thought to rebuild their homes. >>> star wars franchise gets a new movie and new director. who disney reportedly hired to make episode seven. o can withss of air travel? can you survive change fees? blackout dates? boarding in mobs? do you a

the case of senator harry reid. majority leader democrat from nevada. he has several family members registered lobbists. son lobbied on several groups and secured $50 million in earmarks. he also has another son who is involved in a a billion dollars venture involving a chinese effort to develop an energy project in the deserts of nevada. in that particular case, the majority leader took a personal interest in and helped to push it through. just remember when you see the professional wrestling in washington, d.c., it's not so much red and blue, it's really green, the color that really matters. >> sean: we continue with steve sweitzer. didn't obama say he was going to ban lobbists from his administration. eliminate earmarks? >> most transparent in history. >> sean: 27 senators. 51 house members that like bill young, i mean bill young has, what is it a sister-in-law? >> daughter-in-law, yes. that's exactly right. >> sean: he is the father-in-law and he sits on this powerful committee and she lobbies him? >> yeah. here is the parallel of the universe that's washington, d.c., sean. you

think we can get this done. >> reporter: the president ised heading to nevada tomorrow to lay out his vision for immigration reform. why republicans are getting on board with the plans, when i see you next. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:15. later this morning, at the white house, president obama and vice president joe biden will discuss gun control with police chiefs and sheriffs. it's part of the push by the obama administration for new policies to curb gun violence. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton appeared together in an interview to talk about their unusual partnership. it was president obama's idea for the joint interview on "60 minutes." the president said he wanted the opportunity to publicly thank clinton for her service as secretary of state as she prepares to step down. >> i want the country to appreciate just what an extraordinary role she's played during the course of my administration, and a lot of successes we've had internationally have been because of her hard work. >> many people were surprised when p

a few light snowshowers up towards the sierra nevada. most of those look like they are long gone. one line of thunderstorms very severe through oklahoma city. tornado warnings out here on the back side of that, freezing rain and snow. that's the forecast for oklahoma city. all in one lane. severe weather, then turning snow by tonight. if you are heading to new orleans, that system move -- moving over oklahoma is on its way there. if you have a flight, maybe a red eye, it could get bumpy there, especially if you are coming in around 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. by about 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, most of that will be gone. there will be a severe line going in there tomorrow. 30s, 40s, near 50 degrees. 49 half moon bay. the cloud cover though is really saving us from being much, much colder. a lot of high clouds. chilly start. upper 50s, low 60s on the temps. everyone again, not much of a difference. only about a 6-degree spread between the coolest high temperatures. gilroy, 62, the warmest, everyone else is close. upper 50s or low 60s. tomorrow we should clear out the cloud cover. sunny

and parts of the west coast and southern nevada and parts of the west coast, there is a huge difference in temperatures. santa rosa, a lot of 20s even novato, fairfield, and the airport the only thing holding up is a little bit of a breeze. this flow is and coming right out of the north, northeast and that gives you a sign by the coast it will not be too bad. i don't care how much sun we get, it doesn't feel that warm so very cold in the morning with that east breeze which helps oakland, emoryville, those areas get a benefit from that breeze but most locations are in the lower 50s. discuss is 57, although it is 30 degrees right now. a little warmer into thursday and with your weekend in view, we will have to make a return to the valley and it will warm up coast and bay. >>> keeping an eye on the del stock, del could go private circulating and del is talking with private equity firms about a potential buy out. del has lost 40% since last year's peak and the cost of going private makes sense. it will allow del to restructure without criticism from share holders. >>> it grew by 10% and chi

given them a majority in the senate. delaware's christine o'donnell, colorado's ken buck, nevada's sharron angle, missouri's todd akin, and indiana's richard mourdock, and then you add in the fact that the rightward leaning gop electorate has also attracted some fringy candidates to the presidential race who led according to the polls at different points. let's take a quick walk down memory lane and revisit these names and faces. donald trump led at one point, michele bachmann led at one point, rick perry, herman cain, newt gingrich, rick santorum. what do they have in common? they were leading in the polls. what's your prescription for this primary problem? >> well, my next endeavor, the nonpaying one, is going to be to head up the republican main street partnership to give comfort and cover to both center right republicans and center left, i guess, democrats to stand up from the fringe groups on the right and left who have the courage to do the right thing. you know, if governor rendell and i were in charge, we would have fixed this thing. >> thank you both. >>> coming up, the

there looks pretty nice. maybe a little bit of light presip up near the sierra nevada or mendocino county or  lake county. mostly cloudy in the morning. january looks like it's going out on a drier and warmer pattern. especially past tuesday and wednesday. you can see a couple little returns here. the back edge of this cloud cover means a mostly sunny. it looks like a cloudy morning. these temps will drop off tomorrow. tonight and tomorrow morning looks cool. after that sunny and warm weather takes us into the week. today is that betweener day. partly cloudy. there is not a lot to this. morning clouds breezy and cooler. clouds and sub sun. highs today 50s. 55, 54, 57. gilroy a little bit warmer. not much. half-moon bay 54. cold tomorrow morning and sunny. mostly sunny. could be a few high clouds. wednesday and thursday look god. there could be clouds and a little cooler weather by sunday. >>> last of four benefit concerts was held over the weekend for injured giants fan bryan stow. tim flankery performed with his band last night. stow's family attended last night performance. stow's sis

with a major speech tomorrow in las vegas, nevada. recent polling shows a majority of people are in favor of a plan allowing undocumented immigrants to become legal u.s. residents. >>> another big policy issue on the white house agenda this morning, gun control. the president and vice president biden are meeting with police chiefs from all over the country including aurora, colorado and newtown, connecticut. senator diane feinstein who introduced legislation that includes a ban on assault weapons acknowledged it will be a challenge getting it through congress. >> this has always been an uphill fight. this has never been easy. this is the hardest of the hard. now will it only be assault weapons? no, most likely. there will be a package put together. if assault weapons is leftage a of the judiciary, number two, i've been assured i'll be able to do it as an amendment on the floor which is the way i did it in 1993 so that doesn't particularly bother me. >>> in an interview with the new republic president obama said he has a profound respect for hunting traditions adding both sides need to und

and nevada. yesterday, there was a lot more of a breeze. when the wind is calm, the temperature drops down. that's what you are getting. fairfield, 26. brentwood, 29. concord, 29. walnut creek, 28. livermore/pleasanton, upper 20s. santa rosa, 28. napa, 28. 38 half moon bay. not far away i've seen 32. redwood city says 35. san jose, 33. campbell, santa clara, upper 20s. woodside also upper 20s and there is a bunch in the mountains. you need more cloud cover and kind of a west wind. we're not getting that. it will stay cold but that helps areas around oakland, berkeley. there's too much cold air in place. 53 clearlake, ukiah, kentfield, vallejo, crockett, benicia, fairfield, 51. concord, 52. mid-50s. berkeley, 56. 57 santa cruz, 57 san jose. woodside, 52. temperatures on the coast are creeping up 1 to 2 degrees. thursday, friday, it does look warmer especially away from the coast, along the coast. inland i think we'll be stuck in the 50s. no sign of any rain. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> causing more pain for newtown, connecticut. >> perhaps we as a society, have been conditioned to b

in his inauguration speech. nra's executive president spoke to supporters in reno, nevada last night and took issue for president obama for saying in his speech that americans shouldn't mistake absolutism for principallism. >> ] is saying the only principal way to make -- >> the nra inalready pert -- interpreted the remarks as a represents to the strong opposition to any -- as a reaction to the strong opposition. >>> right now, a person living in san francisco can travel to the peninsula or elsewhere in the state to buy a weapon. that purchase will be recorded in that city. but there will be no official record of the gun coming into san francisco. there are other loopholes as well. >>> today, north bay congressman mike thompson will head up a hearing on gun violence prevention. he's a hunter and gun owner and believes the second amendment should be protected. but he says there's room for changes in gun policies to reduce gun violence. he says that requires background checks for all purchases. he supports strictly penalties for people who buy them illegally for them who can't get them

and in this last election it happened in delaware and colorado and nevada two years before that we will have to see what happens. if the republican party keeps nominating people too far to the right, they may snatch defeat out of jaws of victory once again. >> interesting you brought up the six year itch. brad, i was going to ask you about g.o.p. has to gain six seats to take control. and something that the university of virginia political scientists larry sabato said just the other day, the post world war ii average for that six year itch mid terms is that the opposition party does, in fact, gain six seats. so, can the republican party hit that average? and what do you think about that more right leaning senate that the congressman just mentioned? >> i think it's certainly possible. i believe professor sabato is absolutely correct. we could pick up six seats. historically we know in midterm elections we know they don't favor the party in power of the white house. the president has an uphill battle. the other time you have good news any time you have incumbent democrat seat pop up. the g.o.p. hasn'

a congressman, representing the people of southern and northern nevada. there's a huge drives. this would be a huge mar on his record if he stands in the way of any kind of ban. >> agreed. you want to see president obama go to those states and say we want an assault weapons ban and a universal background check and i want this fight. >> cenk: if they can't get an assault weapons banned -- they're not going to get one passed. if they can't limit the number of bullets in a magazine, they're total and utter failures. that has not happened yet. >> who you are talking about? >> cenk: the democraties. we know the republicans are -- you know what they are and they're going to be against this, et cetera. this was a fun segment. epic and uprising in one segment. we have yet another important saying we're burning up, we're in massive trouble on the climate cliff. that's the real cliff right? and top scientists in the world including one that we're about to talk to are saying for love of god, president obama do not approve the key stone pipe line. we'll talk about that when we return. >> here i am at

@bretbaeir. unemployment rates dropped in 22 states last month. they were up in 16. unchanged in 12. nevada and rhode island share the highest job lest rate at 10.#%. the usual suspects with an unusual job. the obama re-election team is morphing to a political advocacy group. you will recognize many of the players. chief white house correspondent ed henry on the first of its kind move. president obama's final campaign ended 7 # days ago. or did it? adding new meaning to term "permanent campaign" the president is converting the chicago campaign apparatus to a non-profit lobbying group. aimed to pressure congress to support the second term agenda quickly after monday's inaugural. >> i think you will see the strength of the campaign organization turn over to the new issue advocacy organization. and put their muscle behind passing comprehensive immigration reform. passing responsiblebe gun safety measures. >> the group launchs sunday at obama campaign legacy conference in washington. at the helm, will be the president's campaign manager. jim messina and other familiar faces. stephanie cutter, robert gibb

department in nevada. some are criticizing the police department for the handling of this case. >>> the driver is a caused of hitting and killing two innocent people outside of a san francisco liquor store. it happened new year's morning and ktvu channel 2 morning news has obtained this armature video on 21st street. 19-year-old david morales caused that deadly crash while fleeing from the police. he is described as a convicted felon and given member and he is facing several -- gang member and he is facing several charges including murder. >>> the shelters are now allowed to close their doors to people who are violent or make threats outside their shelters. those rules approved and it was in response to a deadly stabbing at a shelter. in the past shelters were not allowed to ban homeless people who had aggressive behavior. >>> and those in hawaii have authorized the use of the otto open. it is a mechanical device that copies the president's signature. the bill raises taxes on the wealthiest americans while preserving tax cuts for most americans. >>> and it is buried in that fis

. very mild up in the sierra nevada. truckee 32 with fog . low 60s everybody. with your weekend always in view partly cloudy on saturday. early next week looks dry. cool and breezy. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:39 is the time. governor brown says california is back. the big difference though in the governor state of the state address this year. >>> lang wait is over for the golden state warriors. the first person selected to the all star game. >>> traffic on the san mateo bridge looks good. a little bit of fog to deal with. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> it's so quiet. >> yeah the new malibu is the quietest one ever. >> so quiet. >> start it up let's go. >> it's already running. >> no, it's not. >> no, actually it is. >> get out of here. >>> good morning. here's a quick look at the top stories we're following right few. the big game is now nine days away and san francisco city leaders are considering tough measures to keep 49er fans in line during the super bowl mayor ed lee is urging san francisco bars to hold off selling hard booze during the big

overhaul next week. a top priority in his second term. the president will be in las vegas, nevada, to begin his push. meanwhile, a group of senators is said to be close to a bipartisan deal on immigration. >>> and thousands of people devended on washington, d.c. for the march for life. a protest against abortion. they marched from the national mall to the u.s. supreme court. this weekend is the 40th anniversary of the roe versus wade decision. >>> and the maker of gatorade is removing a controversial ingredient. the ingredient which is used to distribute flavoring evenly, was patented as a flame retardant. >>> victoria azarenka beat li na. azarenka will keep her number one ranking in the world. >>> now, out to ginger zee in colorado. >> ron, it wasn't just ice yesterday. let's look at the pittsburgh video we got. they had almost four inches of snow with that system. it moved through parts of the northeast. and the ice made for some accidents and some slowdowns. now, today, a lot of us is going to be drying out. but more on the way, as i mentioned earlier. and plenty of cold to harbor all of

we will. sunshine and warmer weather. this system dropping in to the sierra nevada so far hasn't done too much. there could be isolated snow showers. i did see five degrees up in truckee. breezy and cooler is the main weather. partly sunny this afternoon to mostly sunny. a little bit of a cooler start. cool and breezy. 50s on the temps and mid 50s low 50s probably in the higher elevations. we'll keep everything about a four or five degree spread here. cold on tuesday morning and sunny. then it looks like severe clear. sunny and warmer weather will take us wednesday, thursday, and friday. mostly sunny on your weekend. maybe a little cooler by sunday. >>> there is a report the japanese government eased its safety regulations to help fast track dream liners. japan airlines asked the tokyo government to cut back the number of mandatory inspections while the dream liner was being built. japanese companies produced more than one-third of the jets component. >>> over night investors in japan took profits sending the nikkei down almost 1%. right now the european markets are mixed this morning

-hitting senators made hur to put on the their announcement today ahead of the president's announcement in nevada tomorrow to show that there's bipartisan supports, to make sure that they didn't look as if they were following the president, which wouldn't be good for republicans in the group. while there is momentum among the elite in washington, we're not sure how this will play outside yet, and we saw back in 2007 you had ted kennedy aligned with the senate on the democratic side. you had john mccain on the republican side. the maverick came together and mccain got crushed on this issue. it was very damaging to him both in his presidential and also in his senate re-elect, so i think it's what's important to watch here as the immigration stuff unrolls this week. it's how are grassroots particularly conservatives reacting to these proposals. >> and the next big step coming up we've got a vote in the senate foreign relations committee tomorrow on john kerry. that's going to be automatic. he is going to be breezed through and voted for and hillary clinton leaves friday. he will be coming in next mo

the bipartisan plan. president obama is flying to nevada to push the issue there. there was a flash of the old straight talking john mccain today when he was asked why republicans are suddenly ready to compromise so much on immigration. >> one, as i have stated before elections, elections, the republican party is losing the support of our hispanic citizens. and we realize that there are many issues in which we think we are in agreement with our hispanic citizens. but this is a preeminent issue with those citizens. >> today's developments left one right-wing republican observer completely dumbfounded. >> if the democrats think their position on immigration, let's use that for example, is the right one, and if the democrats' position is what is getting all that support from hispanic voters, what i don't understand is why would the democrats want to give up some of those voters to the republicans? can somebody help me out here. >> i don't know, rush, sounds like you're beyond help, but i'll give it a try. what you are seeing is not a compromise on immigration. you are seeing republicans surrender

and reno nevada, here is sal. >>> 880 north and southbound is moving along well, driving through no major problems here and no problems to oakland. also the san mateo bridge is off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping the news an 8-year- old girl is the latest incident victim of the growing street violence. alex savage tells us the police chief will discuss the city's crime problems in a news conference and we will check in with all leg right now. alex? >> reporter: yes, the chief will be talking about several disturbing crimes here recently including the shooting that left an 8-year-old girl wounded and her family very scared. thankfully the girl will make a full recovery. she suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. the girl was playing outside a relative's house when the gunman opened fire. she was the only innocent victim and it happened right near 65th avenue. police at this point are not saying who the intended target was and they don't have a solid description on the shooters who drove away in the car. we were able to speak with the girl's grandmother who didn't wan

had kaepernick as a canvas since 2008 when he played for the university of nevada. adrian's customer base has grown with kaepernick's success. >> i was surprised. i was amazed by it. i didn't really expect it was going to be this big, you know? >> adrian is fully aware of the novelty not lasting forever but for now he has the customers coming in. >>> the warriors face one of the best teams, can they overcome the clippers again? and how the harbaugh brothers are handling their sibling rivalry. >>> and another 49'er fan photo, who says you have to be human to be a fan? amy said her puppy is all ready for the big game. keep your fan pictures coming in. send them to news@kpix.com. jwwñ the harbaugh brothers and their teams.. >>> welcome back. the super bowl will be a family affair this year, a battle between the harbaugh brothers and their teams. if you believe jim harbaugh, he has not spoken to brother john since the niners beat the falcons. >> doesn't matter who the coach is, or, you know, what relationship you have with somebody on t

the trigger. that is not clear as of yet. but what is striking, this happened toward loganville, nevada, two hours north of las vegas. it's a pretty little town. it's like where they do clorox commercial, not a large population. they go to this -- like a 7-eleven and they in the early morning -- this is the son and the uncle -- and they have something to drink. they get some sodas and goodies. they lie in wait for the victim to come out. they follow him and shoot through the window and they shoot the guy and shoot him in the neck. they don't kill him and he lives. >> is this -- is this man-- the mother-- the wife or the guy who was shot -- is she the natural mother of the adopted son of the husband? >> yes. i talked to -- i talked to hiswa pending divorce action, greta, in november of this past year. and i asked him, it's unclear in the report. and he said that amy, the mother, is the biological mother of this son, michael who, they are alleging there is an affair with because there are horrible things about groping one another, thins like that. and this victim adopted this young man. they w

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to go for sharon ang gel when harry reid was dead man walking politically in nevada, to make one bad choice after another is guaranteed that still a senate majority leader. the republican party is either going to grow up and be responsible and follow william f. buckley's advice that you will elect the most electable conservative or they're going to go the way of the whigs. >> rose: you said a republican will continue the dreadful collapse unless they adopt william f. buckley's view that conservatism is expressed in pure idealism takes into account reality. michael, let me go back to the people on the cover of "time" magazine. clearly what happened in newtown is the driving force and it is a country thinking about the future of its children but it does have allies with resources, the power of gabrielle giffords story and the power of michael bloomberg's meg phone both in terms of money as well as connections >> that's right, when i talked with david keene, president of the n.r.a., one of the things he pointed to you is his concern that we're reentering the fight that we haven't seen t

. >>> police in boulder city, nevada say a police officer shot and killed his wife and young son before taking his own wife. he set his house on fire shortly before the gunfire yesterday morning. the man's wife was a former police officer. so far no word on what led up to that violence. >>> 49ers fans are counting down the 12 days until super bowl sunday. the san francisco police are also doing the same thing getting ready for the big game. they arrested a dozen rowdy fans in the mission district after the 9ers victory on sunday. and there could be a lot more trouble and an even bigger game that will end after dark. >> when it is at nighttime, people tend to drink a little bit more. >> it's in the worth at this time to ensure that we cover all of the base sees. >> police are studying tapes of the riots after the world series when the giants won. >>> sheriff deputies are checking surveillance video in alameda county in a car lot in which a dozen cars were stolen. here's the video. investigators say three burglars kicked in the door of auto world on mission boulevard early monday morning. they s

to places like montana, nevada, north dakota, south dakota, alaska, you know, the eastern parts of washington and places where we didn't know that democrats were really strong. and one of the things i i learned and was, i was able to do as an asian-american was to find that we had pockets of asian-americans all through this country. and because of that, because of the -- you allowed me to do this that we were able to on op -- on top of all that bring into the fold asian-american democrats who in 1966 participated at 32%. and under obama all time that we worked together, obama had asian-american population at over 73% voting democratic. prison -- [applause] the dnc was a great part of that, and you allow me to be here and put my face on this podium and share in this opportunity in this country to tell our diaspora that we, too, are part of this process. being able to work with somebody like keith and the great leadership of belle. she has talkin' the committee to places that -- she has taken the committee to places that we've never been before. [applause] so all these nine years

and will do that in las vegas. in nevada, a state where hispanicses makes.27% of the population, comes a day after a bipartisan group of eight senators reached a compromise how to move forward with comprehensive immigration reform. included in that bill, a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented workers currently in this country. >> other bipartisan groups and senators have stood in the same spot before trumpeting similar proposals, but we believe this will be the year congress finally gets it done. the politics on this issue have been turned upside down. for the first time ever, there's more political risk opposing immigration reform than supporting it. >> the what's going on now is unacceptable. in reality, what's been created is a de facto amnesty. we have been too content for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawn, serve our food, clean our homes and even watch our children while not affording them any of the benefits that make our country so great. >> a few of the bullet points, under the framework, those seeking citizenship would be required to register with the feder

this morning, mr. reinhart, is off to nevada. how much of a dampener is that? >> he's an excellent leader. he's basically going back to his old company where he had been for 30 years before he joins bayer two years ago. we're going to miss him, but it's an understandable move, i think. we are very well positioned in health care. we have a very good pharma pipeline that's picking up a lot of sales momentum. hopefully in the other areas, consumer health, we're very strong. so i do not worry about our health care business, but it's unfortunate that -- >> is there anyone scheduled to replace him? >> no. we have an interim replacement, somebody who has been with the company a long time, and until we find a good solution over time. >> you are going to get more competition this year. pfizer is coming out with a blood thinning drug. you're going to have to fight for your market share. >> yeah. well, that's the name of the game, right? we are in competition. we have a very good product. we've introduced about a year ago, so we have a little bit of a -- an early start compared to pfizer. but this is a

. the worst cities, las vegas, nevada, fort worth texas action bakersfield california, san antonio texas. it looked at access to healthy food, the number of people who walk or bike to work and the number of fitness centers. >> coming up, marking a sad anniversary in the east bay. how family members and friends will honor a young girl who vanished 24 years ago. >> the bat battle over a plot of land. it involves the fbi and a convicted serial killer. . >>> good morning, in case are you wondering what the bay bridge toll plaza looks like it does look good. this is san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looking pretty good getting up to the 80 split with no major problems. if you are driving in its light. on the peninsula, that traffic is moving well heading down to san mateo. no problems on the bridge. although its getting busier. >> all right. new this morning protests in egypt on the second anniversary of the up rising. a huge crowd made up of tens of thousands of people has gathered earlier police fired tear gas to try it break it up. they aren't happy with the current president and a

in nevada dialing up a fellow, and i was not sure i would pronounce his name right, and who am i, a white guy from wyoming, trying to convince this fellow to vote for romney, when obama had people in their neighborhood having dinners and barbecues telling him for the last four years for president obama to keep offices open and with paid people, paid staff for the last four years was brilliant. the republicans have an idea, wow, jeez, and election coming up. how much do you hear on the airways of promoting senators? nothing. it's once said democrats that it's a blood sport, and for republicans it's a hobby. that's why the democrats run the government and the republicans run the museums. [laughter] >> michael? >> rick santorum in the primaries and after the election criticized romney for not even a governing vision, and also for maybe not being somebody who could understand the common person. that was his pitch in the primary and criticism of romney after romney lost. i'm wondering what your perspective is on the republican party's vision in the republican party's image and for of a pr prob

'll read them, alaska, florida, nevada, south dakota, texas, washington, and wyoming. on the map. these states have no income taxes at the state level. louisiana wants to become the eighth state and north carolina, may become the ninth state. even oklahoma, they, too, are considering getting rid of personal income taxes at the state level. >> peter: these are in states mostly where the republicans are in charge of the state house and the legislature. >> the last election left 27 states run by a single party -- sorry, 37 states. 25 of them are republican run. they want tax reform. so the states may be the laboratory of tax reform, which are not going to get to the federal level. >> peter: smart? >> the move is good. >> peter: we're going to watch at 9:00 o'clock. varney and company on the fox business channel. good to see you. >> thank you very much. >> peter: next on the rundown, a major airline running a scheme to avoid millions in taxes? the bombshell accusations. then they're the finest and happen to be the strongest. a group of new york city cops you'll ever meet, saving a ma

not the best way to show your displeasure, and from nevada steven brooks under arrest, accused of threatening a colleague with a loaded gun. it's believed he may have been upset because the committee assignments. >> steve: what? >> that he was given. several other politicians said his behavior in caucus meetings had started to become erattic. >> steve: the fallout from lance armstrong's confession to doping has the way down under. a lot of sports in the news today. a library in sydney australia moving books about armstrong to the fiction session, a sign that the library says his books will soon sit next to other tales of make believe. the disgraced cyclist has denied doping for years before coming clean to oprah winfrey, saying, yes, he's been lying for decades. >> gretchen: another sports story, kind of. phil mickleson, you know who he is, he's teed off now about taxes and the golfer hints he might be making drastic changes to his golfing schedule by checking out of california or the country because of soaring federal and state income taxes. mickleson says his current tax rate is more than 6

push for immigration changes and he'll go to nevada, a state where latinos make up more than a quarter of the state's population, and they voted more than two to one for the president last fall. it's also a state where illegal immigrants make up 7.2% of that state's population. the white house says the president will make the case to the public of the time is now to get these changes clue thou congress. the white house says the president will insist that any reform must end in a pathway to citizenship for illegals. but the spokesperson would not detail how that path to citizenship might or might not be linked to border security. >> the president believes that we need to move forward in a comprehensive way that includes a path to citizenship, that includes making sure that our businesses behave responsibly, that includes making sure that border security continues to be enhanced. >> bipartisan group in the senate laid out an immigration framework yesterday that the white house says looks very good to the president. and does include a path to citizenship, as well as increased border secur

. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to big welcome back to you. arthel: i'm arthel nevada ver arthel neville in for martha maccallum. republicans that opposed the fiscal cliff deal said we need more spending cuts from the president and seem to signal that more taxes are on the table. bill: ed is with us. happy new year to you as well. what is the hidden story in this. ed? >> reporter: the hidden story is in order to pay for all the spending. the dots don't add up to anything. if you look at every decision this administration has made since he was initially elected none of it adds up to new jobs and the economy growing. what it does add up to is how do we pay for all of this spending? the way we'll pay for it is a silent killer, it is called printing of money that makes the cost of everything go up. in a weird way, in a facts you'll way rising costs are also a tax on everybody. bill: we've been printing money for a while. you're suggesting that continues. what is the effect of that,ed? >> that means that more people will have less money in their pockets. it doesn't mean if you're lower income

? massachusetts, california, oregon, nevada, maine. the question is no longer if they legalized. the question is not ask him about mine. it's compelling evidence to suggest of the legalized in short order so experimentation of multiple experience, much harder to turn around and think about how to handle it. both versions of those files look like and how did they influence the federal response is now. don't think about how advocacy groups responsible for dropping these initiatives, don't think they don't pay attention. the federal government is going to have a much harder time for teen legalization in colorado than in washington. why? because the colorado initiative is much easier to crack down on legalization with a strong regulation. so the easiest way to the glass marijuana if you want to get the federal government off your back is to simply repeal marijuana laws and its own regulations in place. it's a perverse situation. they really perverse situation. a federal response could stimulate more versions of marijuana legalization with even fewer protections for the first of people we care abo

of what this debate is all about. let's go to teresa, joining us from north las vegas nevada. the democrat line. caller: good morning. i wanted to call in support of the president and democrats. i am a progressive and in independent thinker. i do not think you should use the 14th amendment, unless it comes to a really economic crash. i am for raising the debt ceiling. i believe that we need to pay our bills. i have to pay my bills. if i do not pay my credit card bills, my credit rating goes down. my credit score goes down. and i pay more in interest in the future. i think it is very irresponsible of these tea party republicans to hold the country hostage. there are other issues that can be negotiated for spending and raising revenues and the debt ceiling should not be a part of it. host: ok, thank you for calling. here is the editorial cartoonist of the post. the idea of minting a single coin valued at $1 trillion. using that to increase the debt limit. a number of stories saying that basically, this is not going to happen. his is what is reclined -- this -- what ezra kline writes he point

by leaving the state and going to texas, florida, nevada, wyoming, one of the states that don't collect state taxes. there is a bigger issue here as well and i think we'll start seeing this with a lot of athletes. it's very popular to come and play for the san francisco 49ers or the los angeles lakers, but at 13.3% i think you'll see a lot more people considering florida, considering texas, considering tennessee, there is a new team going to be going up to seattle, the state of washington now in the mba. i think you'll see some of the athletes with salary caps avoiding the state because they can get a 13.8% raise by not playing here. bill: you may be dead right about that. that would be remarkable too. that goes into the busy digs of signing a contract. phil will be out playing this week and the suggestion to the statement is that he might add a little more to this. we'll see if that is the case throughout the week here. it's always good to have you on, jim gray out of california. >> appreciate it. thank you. martha: while we've been talking this morning the president and the first lady and t

, nevada and north dakota. states where republican governors are leading the effort to expand medicaid. let me make that point abundantly clear. if we fail to act, montana taxpayer dollars will be used to provide health care to citizens thousands of miles away while i rates will continue to go up year after year. it's time we set politics aside on this issue. politics won't treat diabetes. extremism doesn't create jobs. intransigence will provide health care for those who can't afford it. [cheers and applause] .. for the program in over two decades. for that and other reasons, tonight i ask each and every member of this legislation to take the longer view. lead the way by focusing on health and welfare of our neighbors. let work together to put montana begans first and use their hard-earned cash dollars wisely. [applause] it it's that same year -- that will help montana to lead america to energy independence. with responsible dwo. our poll, with oil and gas, hydropower, biofuel, the geothermal capacity. we are creating jobs and strength. ing our rural economies. for some communities in east

moving over the border to nevada. do you worry at all, yes, they balanced the budget, but people do worry about taxes continuing to go up there. >> is a great question and obviously, california has high tax and high regulations but it's a great environment, a great state to do business. northern california, you've got the technology industry. every ten years, it reinvents itself. southern california is a very diverse economy. so, we are still pretty bullish on where the state's going. >> where are we in the narrative of the price of building materials? still climbing? is that going to even out? >> everybody has reported a lot of tightening and there has been tightening in the labor and subcontractor base, mostly labor because the subcontractors were wiped out for four or five years. i meet with them as we build our homes and they ask me, doug is this for real? because we had those artificial starts in 2009 and '10. they see this is for real, going into the second inning you, they will start hiring. >> first inning? >> i think we are heading into the second. i will go year by year. you nev

will give a speech in las vegas, nevada. he was supposed to outline his own plan for immigration, but now he's going to take these eight senators' plan for immigration and say he's on board. why doesn't he just present his own plan, maria? >> well, i actually think it's smart of the white house to take the plan of the gang of eight in the senate and say that the president supports it. there will be some differences. the white house has outlined some of the differences the president will talk about today. we know that he wants, perhaps, a smoother and easier way path to citizenship. i think that's smart, too, because if you can look at the plan from the white house and then take the plan from the senators, there's some differences there. there is a place to negotiate. there is a place -- a place to meet in the middle. because this is still very much an uphill battle. i think that you have senators that understand what needs to be done. and they have been -- they have been speaking very forthrightly and smartly, i think. there are still a lot of republicans both in the house and in the senate

democrats are looking to challenge him just as republicans challenged harry reid in nevada. so this is the first of a series of efforts by conservatives to really pressure mitch mcconnell at the same time that he's trying to be the one adult in washington. >> uh-huh. >> you know, i want to talk about 2014 for a second. you know, the republicans have, i think, gotten off to a terrible start. and i think the president's strategy is pretty darn good. please, fight against a vietnam hero, a republican that you said four years ago was the expert of all experts on foreign policy. please do that. yeah, please do that after you fought against susan rice. and please -- >> you ask why there aren't women in the inner circle. >> and by the way, there's going to be a gun debate coming up. and if republicans take an extremist stance and instead of fighting for handguns and fighting for the right to keep and bear, you know, hunting weapons and the right to keep and bear arms, instead fight for these massive clips, these high-capacity magazine clips and assault weapons, 2014, you've put all of

his ideas for reform of the immigration system. >> president obama took air force one out to nevada yesterday for the first trip of his second term to talk immigration reform. in a big high school auditorium filled with people chanting to "yes, it's possible." president obama essentially said he's glad a bipartisan group of eight u.s. senators has come together to put the ideas they share into an immigration reform bill that president obama didn't exactly endorse the bill because it hasn't actually been written yet. something the president did say, though, is that a top priority needs to be giving illegal aliens a pathway to citizenship. >> we have to deal with the 11 million individuals who are here illegally. we all agree that these men and women should have to earn their way to citizenship. but for comprehensive immigration reform to work, it must be clear from the outset that there is a pathway to citizenship. >> the president also said that citizens shouldn't have to wait years for their families to join them here in the states, and that is where the differences between the pre

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